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The phrase "duplicate aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to elements or features that are repeated or replicated in some context. Example: "The report highlighted the duplicate aspects of the two projects, indicating areas where resources could be consolidated."
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Duplicate aspects of health were removed.
In this work, the mathematical framework was used to model an inhibitor's effect on cellular growth of a pathogen in different in vitro environments designed to duplicate aspects of the nutritional conditions encountered in the host.
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Although no animal model can duplicate all aspects of alcoholism in humans, robust animal models for specific alcohol-related traits, including physiological alcohol dependence and associated withdrawal, have been invaluable resources.
Because some of the Salmonella regulatory mutant strains (e.g. Δ himD, Δ rpoE, and Δ hfq) survived so poorly within macrophages that preparing mRNA or protein from intracellular bacteria was not readily practical, we have used in vitro growth conditions that duplicate many aspects intracellular conditions, as previously described [ 24, 26, 27].
Bassett explains that her mother didn't want her daughters duplicating any aspect of her single-mother experience.
There are no limits to how many cards a participant can choose to describe a self-aspect and duplicate cards across self-aspects are permitted.
The goal is for "Super Why Live" to duplicate the "edutainment" aspects of "Super Why," Mr. Harper says, in "teaching kids and making it fun".
This area appears to many observers to be duplicating the less desirable aspects of the great urban belts burgeoning in other parts of the country.
Thus, this study has used three parameters, each measuring one aspect of duplicate gene diversifiability.
Therefore, two genes with identical functions are unlikely to be stably maintained in the genome, unless both duplicates differ in some aspects of their functions [ 33, 34].
Given that individuals are worldbound, however, the principle is expressed more rigorously (and more generally) in terms of other-worldly duplicates: The second aspect of the principle expresses "the Humean denial of necessary connections" (ibid., 87), that is, the idea that anything can fail to coexist with anything else.
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